Grocery Shopping in a Village in the Caucasus with Me
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2022
- We went grocery shopping in our village as we usually do and I decided to take you with us to show you all the cute and authentic tiny local stores.
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I hope this doesn't sound too weird but you helped me doing my grocery shopping today so thank you very much. Let me explain: I have anxiety and panic attacks and one of my fears is going into a supermarket. It gets better when I'm there but leaving the house to do the shopping is hard. Today I put on my headphones and played this video while leaving. I felt so much less alone. Thank you ❤️.
Well done 👏🏼 💐🌻
God bless, you. I’ve had panic attacks years ago, mostly at work. For a few years I was deathly afraid to ride the NYC subways that I had ridden for years. Good luck to you. Can you or do you have medicine like Valium, that helped me much. In my prayers 💕🌹🙏
I also panic going grocery shopping.
@@lauralutz4538 thank you for your kind words! I do take antidepressants and have xanax for emergencies and of course I'm in therapy. I hope you are feeling better now :) .
@@sandramillner4160 I'm sorry to hear that. All the best for you ❤️.
What high quality and reasonable food, especially for those of us who typically rely on food shipped long-distance into cities! Have a wonderful time with your neighbors!
The quality of that beautiful fresh fruit and veg, meat, cheese and bread - it's just wonderful! I think you're so wise to buy from those fresh food 'shops' where everything clearly comes straight from the farmers.... just perfect.....
I decided start growing most of my produce so I could save some money. It’s pretty expensive here in the supermarkets! I couldn’t believe that amount of food you were able to get for less than $100 USD.
We typically buy direct from farmers - half a side of beef, a pig and some chickens and keep them in our big deep freeze. Additionally, I typically get whatever else I need at weekly farmer’s markets.
I live in rural Manitoba, Canada for reference.
Love the videos. It’s so neat to see windows into other people’s lives ❤
I love that you made food shopping a real family outing. That wouldn’t really be typical here in the US. As far as food costs here, we have had pretty significant price increases, sadly, with no end in sight. Watching your video is a reminder though that food shopping can/should go back to basics-Americans buy too much pre-prepared or partially prepared foods. Our health and wallets would be better served to shop as you did. Would you please video what you make with your purchases today?
Canadian here…from British Columbia…..our meat is probably more than three times what you are paying. The rest is at least twice as much. I wish I could shop with you. Everything looks so fresh and colourful.
I'm in Alberta and I'm just shaking my head at the amazing prices she's paying for meat and produce that's straight from the farm.
Hi beautiful video. from Alberta
@@sharonzotoff3975 and the colour of the tomatoes! They look SO good!
Same situation in Ontario, prices are very high, quality is relatively low.
From Saskatchewan and same here prices high, quality quite low if you ask me.
I think it's an Eastern European thing that we love freshly baked bread so much 😄🥰
When I was a child, I used to go get bread from the local bakery during my summer vacation in my grandparents village. By the time I reached home, half the bread was eaten (by me!!!) so I had to go all the way back to buy a 2nd loaf of bread 🤣🤣
Best bread ever 🥰🥰🥰🥖
Oh no, we are German and love fresh bread too. Warm buns from the bakery, one ist definitly eaten right now.
@@berlinerpflanze9882 Hehe, it must be everywhere then!! Enjoy 🥖💙🥖💙🥖
yes it's true in Poland the same
From 1944 to 1962 my mother made fresh light bread she called it every Sunday. A pan of rolls, a pan of hamburger buns sometimes, and at least three loaves of bread for lunches. So yes I love bread fresh from the oven.
In Romania, too, the freshly baked bread is eaten on the road lol
What a beautiful part of Georgia, the countryside looks picture perfect 🥰
$17 US for all those vegetables & fruits? That is amazing. Everything is so much more inexpensive there than in Toronto, Canada. You're looking good Vika! Thanks for sharing
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Hello fellow Ontarian!
It's cheap for tourist, for Georgians 270 Georgian Lari for those products is too expensive because the salary they have a month is about 500-800 Georgian Laris. It is weird when tourists say that food in Georgia is cheap because for the locals it's not.
Но и заработные платы менще минимум 10 раз
Tolya got his driving licence!! That must be so useful for you, having transport 👍
Also, Agatha seems to have kept up the appetite she developed since you moved to Georgia, that‘s great 😊
I live in New York City, where it is very common to shop the way you do -- at a butcher for meat, green market for produce, bakery, cheese store, etc. It is usually much better quality than what you get in a supermarket. Our prices are higher, though. One difference is that I walk everywhere when I shop for my groceries and carry things home in a backpack. There are large supermarkets for people who choose that way of shopping. But I like to help keep the small independent shops in business!
That's a bit like it is in my city here in Germany too. We have markets that basically travel to different parts of the city throughout the week and I happen to live close to a market hall that is open every single weekend.
I live close to 6 grocery stores and everything I buy gets transported in my backpack or reusable bags. No need for a car really
Lovely video!! I love to see little Adeline and I hate to be “that person”, but she really really needs to be in a rear-facing car seat to be safe
Very interesting to see, when you never was there! Victoria has become more pretty in her face after her second birth! It shows a lucky, happy mother, which is heart warming in this crazy time! God bless you all!
I noticed that too, after the next baby we'll see Victoria on magazine covers !
So excited for you - New baby, New Car with Tolya driving & a beautiful drive :-) The fruit, vegetables, chicken and dairy were all more expensive than here in England. However fresh is the best.
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That's a shocker to me - that the groceries were more expensive in the Caucasus. I thought England would be more expensive. Here in the middle of the USA I would have paid $200 to $300 depending on where I shopped. Thanks for sharing!
@@kellydale2633 - could it be that the US has a lot of processed food? I think we import a lot of European food and the pound is a strong currency. Organic food is very expensive though. An organic chicken is about 3 times the price of an inorganic one. Chicken is currently just under 50c to 80c a pound and unfortunately climbing
Agatha is Tolya's mini-me - their smile is exactly the same! so cute.
I come originally from Georgia and live in Switzerland now. It’s such a pleasure to watch your videos, I even feel the taste of georgian bread 😍
Thank you for the interesting videos.
Enjoy the party with your neighbours and give hugs to your girls 🤗
P.S. in Switzerland you need probably 250 $ or more for all those things.
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@@KonaxG I asked the same thing of another person doing the same thing...
@@McKaigh Je fais aussi du tourisme d’achat. J’habite à Genève, à 5 min. de la frontière avec la France, car les prix sont beaucoup moins élevés qu’en Suisse et au moins le parking est grand et gratuit.
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It's crazy expensive here in the US. Just ok strawberries are $1.80/lb, peaches( if you can find any decent),$3/lb, 1 lb plain cream cheese is almost $9,1 regular size cantaloupe is $3.50, 1 gallon of cheap milk is $4-6. If you can afford quality or organic the prices go up from there. Some is seasonal but the prices are high for low grade produce that often rots before it ripens.
These days the prices have gone sky high and the quality of the goods is in the crapper.
American isn't known for it's network of small farms unfortunately. . just Wal Mart after Wal Mart.
@@Carroty_Peg Those prices were from a small local grocery chain that tends to have better quality and prices. Yes, Walmart is ubiquitous across America. Even if you are fortunate enough to live near a so-called farmer's market, the quality might be higher but generally not price. Amazon, Walmart, or any large corporation you shop with, it's the same story. I have heard Walmart treats their employees a shade better & is more charitable with local communities than Amazon.
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@@Carroty_Peg it used to be. Til the 80s à lot of farmers lost their farms to the 🏦
We have road side farmers stalls here in Australia too (I live in an agricultural area). The produce there is usually much cheaper, fresher and better than in the shops as it is grown locally, very fresh and not force ripened or stored for a long time. The cheese was much cheaper for you than we get here. I can get chickens for a similar price. If pork and beef is on a special I might come close to those prices. So great you are supporting small business like this. Some of the countryside reminded me of here. It looked like a lovely day out. Enjoy your party. xx
I am from the US. I live in the eastern US in Maryland and you were able to get quite a bit for $99. Here it is so much more expensive. You are in a good place financially I think.
Before your next grocery trip, invest in a couple of picnic/food coolers, so you can store your meats and perishable foods safely. The meats you bought looks so hearty and fresh, especially the pork.
Thanks for taking us with you Viktoria. The cows are allowed to graze all day, but then someone from the village, often with dogs, goes and gets them in the evening. So they are free all day. It looks like you were Kakheti area.
So interesting Vika, thank you for taking us with you on this grocery shopping expedition. I was immediately reminded of your Grocery Shopping in Russia video and how so much has changed in nearly a year and a half. It is so nice to see you all enjoying the experience of buying such fresh food and interacting with friendly people. I hope you have a wonderful dinner with your Georgian friends!
We spend $800 a week on groceries in New York City. But we have a family of 12. ❤️ Loved your vlog!
Look at you, girl!! Already out and about shopping!!! Love it!!! 💜
Hi Victoria. I don't know what the rules are in Georgia and Russia, but in the United States all children must be in rear facing car seats until the age of two years old to protect them. In the event of an accident the baby will have a serious injury if the car seat is front facing and if the baby is not properly secured in the car seat. The bread and cheese look so yummy.
The fruits and vegetables looked so good
In Western Australia, the meat alone would cost A$100.00. The rest together would also be A$120 - A$150. Freshly baked bread is only in loaf form, buns, rolls, round loaf oblong loaf. Can ask for loaf to be sliced if buying at an artisan bakery. Otherwise most bread comes sliced and in a plastic bag. Another point of difference I noticed is here newborn baby seats have to face the other way around (baby facing the back of the car) until the child is six months old, then the seat can face the same way you have yours now. We also drive on the opposite side of the road to you. 🤗 Thank you for sharing. Love seeing your family. Take care and God bless. 🌹Rosie of Oz🇦🇺 & 🐶Omega the Cavalier🐶
Nobody can resist warm fresh bread lol. A really healthy shop though.
It's so interesting to see everyday things like food shopping from other parts of the world! I live in Sweden and we have very few food markets, most people get everything from big supermarkets. The vegetables, fruits and bread are definitely more expensive in Sweden. The bread you got would probably have been around 2 USD here. The supermarket items seem to be about the same price though.
how much money do you earn there? and how much money a georgian person earns there? so, ya, it seems cheap for you, but the minum income in Georgia is 300 dolars, so................. it is not cheap at all for the people that live there. It is fcking expensive.
@@miloserneculaes3001 Yes of course, the peoples income has a lot to do with how much things cost. I just answered Vika’s question about where we live and the prices here 😊 But you are right, we do earn quite a bit more in Sweden than in Georgia.
@@miloserneculaes3001 Fellow swede here! A cleaning lady is earning 3000 dollars in Sweden. Go figure if you are having an University Degree:)
@@navarrolight I’m a technician and I earn less than that. But 2000-2500 USD after paid taxes is quite common. But then again, everything is more expensive.
Don't worry, in Roumania we have the same price and lower salary, like the minimum is 300 euro per month.. :) and we are in EU. Good that I don't buy from supermarket, no taste, just no taste. :)
Your shopping trip so reminded me of shopping when I was young. Separate stores around the neighborhoods, butchers, bakeries, delis, fish markets, vegetable stands, and smaller supermarkets. Now, it's big impersonal supermarkets. It's so nice you are in such a beautiful place. We live in the state of Georgia in the US. Right now groceries are very high in price. You got a lot for 100 US dollars. I was looking at a corned beef the other day which was about 2lbs and it was $56. Just crazy.
Great video. I feel its roughly the same as I pay here in the UK. Reading some of the comments, I can't believe how much things cost in the USA
Oh my gosh. WAY more. We've had supply chain issues here since the pandemic, and all the prices have soared. My husband would fall in love with these shops; he loves to cook. Thanks for sharing it along with the roadside views. Everyday stuff is always the most interesting when exploring other countries. :)
It was fun to see where you buy some of your food. The vegetables looked amazing!
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Thank you! One of the things I miss most about not traveling is going food shopping in other countries. I went food shopping last night in New Jersey (USA) and I spent about the same, though I did not get any meat/fish. The cost of food here has gone up a lot. I would have eaten that bread on the way home too!
very interesting- your vegetables and fruit are much less money than where I live in the USA in Massachusetts…. meat seems cheaper as well, the sour cream was more than here … all in all, great prices- and as you said, very fresh!!
I love this video, Please make more videos like this one about Georgia!! 😁
Seconding this: Would love to see you exploring more of beautiful Georgia. :)
Victoria Terekhina Thanks Much ! Hope your baby grows up to be a very happy and healthy person, Sending LOVE to you and your family from Mexico!
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Everything looked so fresh and delicious especially the meat. Your family is eating well when your emphasis is on fruit and vegetables. That is a lot of food for $99 US. I hope your celebration is fun and you have many more. Wished we could of gotten a peek at baby girl. Maybe next time. Take care and God bless your beautiful family.
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Looks like you did a good grocery haul. Happy party with your neighbors
So jealous of the freshness that you have available to you. I am actually searching for farms in my area which is Warner Robins, GA, to find fresh foods. Our veggies/fruits are much higher here but meats are about the same but by no means the same quality. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wonderful video ! I’m originally from Romania but immigrated to the US and this reminded me of home. Everything looked delicious 😊
Looking Great Vika & Family!😊❤
Looks like You had a Great day Shopping! ❣That bread looks Delicious, You really did get Alot for your Money!🍞🧅🧀🥩🍗🍅🍈🌶
Have a Beautiful Sunday!😇
What a fun video! Beautiful fruits and vegetables. Hey, I'm from Texas, love me some barbecue.😏 Nice chickens, good color. That was a fabulous/colorful table with all your market finds. Thank you for taking us all shopping with you.
All these items in the USA in my local area in Michigan would be about $250. Inflation is outrageous. My jaw has dropped to see the comparison. Thank you for posting!
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Interesting video. All that food in California would cost about $300. Meat is outrageous right now. I see Tolya’s driving now. You must be so happy with your freedom to travel with a car. Life seems good all around for you and your beautiful family. Have a great celebration with your neighbors!
Melon and potatoes alone would have cost the euro equivalent of the 17$ the you paid for all that produce here in Ireland. Supermarket stuff about the same price, but fresh stuff and meat a lot more expensive here in Ireland
Georgian countryside looks a lot like south American countries' countryside or small cities! Everything is more natural and less packaged or industrialized. This video could've easily been filmed in Argentina as well, love it! 💕
I agree Mariana and I also like the countryside and the natural options you have when you do not have to depend on a supermarket. But despite the current level of inflation in Argentina, it looks like the costs are higher in Georgia, don't you agree?
I come from Romania, we have roadside shops, which are actually just vendors , and the at home shops pretty similar to the Georgian ones. I got a bit actually melancholic seeing those places, feels and looks a lot like home,
Of course there are so many shops like penny kaufland real etc, it' s where we would buy the chemicals like detergents cleaning supplies, some others things that might be cheaper.
The prices are a lot bigger.
I think a lot of the products are quite more expensive than in Germany which is where I currently live.
I also come from Romania and live in Germany now and can totally relate to what it was said 😂
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I think we had a little shop like this at the end of our street when I was a little girl. Maybe it belonged to the Syrian people or some other Arab people that lived near us. I don't know. I was 5 years old or less. I wish I had asked later on that there wasn't anything to make me think about it.
I miss going to the markets and getting local food. Your video reminds me of my home country Romania.
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That’s amazing! I’m from WA state in the U.S. and groceries are so expensive right now. It’s amazing that you were able to purchase all of that fresh food for less that $100.
Such kindness, generosity and love is really wonderful to see in all of your posts,i'm so happy i found your channel.
That was fascinating! Thank you for taking us along!
That was cool. It reminds me of farmers markets here in Ireland, that are still like this.
Thank God for Lidl and Aldi though. The food they have here in Ireland is amazing quality. For those that don't know, they are major German supermarkets that are all over Europe, and really multiplied very fast here in Ireland over the last 15 or so years since they first came here.
But I still love the small local food stalls.
That's a very impressive amount of food for just under $100 US though. But I think you could still get the same, for roughly the same price here in Ireland, maybe.
Aldis has really taken off here in the USA in the last few years. I enjoy shopping there but the closest store is about 10 miles away, and with gas so high I am not going that far to shop.
@@ginger1549 🙂 yeah. I forgot they appeared in the USA too.
Apparently they started in post WW2 Germany, when everyone was really poor, so there was a need to offer people food at the lowest possible prices. So I get why that spread around the world. They sort of dominated over the local supermarket chains here in Ireland, like "SuperValue".
We also have Lidl here in Sweden and as you say, they have amazing quality, and a lot cheaper than other major companies.
Immediately thought of you and your family, when I heard the news about Putin's announcement to mobilise reservists. Good thing you left and is now safe and happy away from the madness. Take care.
Our groceries in the US are much more expensive. It has been hot and dry this year, and our little garden is finally producing tomatoes. Cucumbers did not grow well, but the peppers loved the weather! Earlier we had beets and cabbage. It is so nice you can get such lovely produce
Thank you Victoria for sharing! It is twice more expensive here in Canada. Happy to see everything is going well for you and your family 😊
Where I live in Ontario Canada the cost of everything you bought would be approx 230.00 canadian dollars. The meats and cheese are very expensive here. Also produce has increased a lot. I hope you have an amazing party and sending you hugs from accross the ocean! 💛🌼🌻🧡🍂🍁💚🍀🍃
Thank you for posting!!
Good job with the shopping! Loved the end. Real life with wee ones. 🙂
Your grocery prices are great and the produce looks so beautiful and fresh. My husband is a butcher, so I find it interesting to see butcher shops in other areas of the world. I live in the US and groceries have gotten so expensive here. Actually, everything is getting expensive here.
This prices is great yeah for USA salaries but not for the locals,
The fruit and veg looked very fresh gorgeous
So beautiful to see 😍 Love to the sweet family ❤️
Loved all the little markets.
Wow I just spent around $310 on groceries today in Canada and I didn’t get close to what you got today. Here those fruit and veggies would probably be close to $100 CAD which is around $75-80US. Everything you got looked so good!
how much money do you earn there? and how much money a georgian person earns there? so, ya, it seems cheap for you, but the minum income in Georgia is 300 dolars, so................. it is not cheap at all for the people that live there. It is fcking expensive.
@@miloserneculaes3001 You mean Georgians make an average of $300 a month?
@@mk553 ya. Around it, 350-400 on month. Minimum income. All these east-europeans countries are cheap, ya, but also the incomes are small.
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@@miloserneculaes3001 Yes good point!
always so fun watching your videos! watched it with my husband he wants to move to georgia lol
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Good heavens..I can't believe all the food you got for less than 100.US dollars😁Honestly I was so impressed with the road side vegetable market ..It had more variety of vegetables than my large markets..The quality was much better also..and IT WAS FRESH..I never find tomatoes like those here in US fresh and ripe like those...The Lord truly blessed you sending you to where you live in Georgia👏👏May God continue to bless you, Tolya,Agatha,and Adeline..much love🥰👩🦳🙏✝️🕊️🌿
Thank you but I don't have wifi.. Blessings 💖
Such good fresh food in your village!Top!
Hello. Writing from a large city in Mexico. We had a strong earthquake here yesterday and just had a big aftershock at 3:30 am. Seeing your video has helped me calm down. Food prices are much cheaper here than in US, more similar to Georgia although recently after the Pandemic certain items that were always cheap in Mexico have skyrocketed such as avocados and lemons.
So good to see you happy and healthy with your growing family! Best wishes always.
Я обожаю твои влоги! Они очень спокойные и ваша семья очень приятная. Спасибо, Виктория и привет из Германии)
You have great prices, and it is all so fresh! I'm envious!
Great meals for the week guys ❤❤
How lovely! Reminded me of my country, Malta, back to before we joined the EU and started having so many regulations that threw all the small businesses out of business! Sadly the way forward is to have everything traced and regularised and bought from the great chains of supermarkets!
So well said, and so sadly true.
Same in Hungary😔
I always love your videos showing different food, they make me hungry! That's one of the main things I miss about traveling, all the different food in different countries.
time to start travelling again!!!!!
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I live in South Dakota, a state in the midwest or the plains of the US. The amount of the fruit and veggies that you showed us would have cost me approximately $34 and it would not have been as fresh and wonderful looking as your table. Two whole chickens would be about $10 and the beef, well, cut like that for shashlik (shish-ka-bob) would have been about $25 all by itself. I just love your videos about grocery shopping, it's so much fun to compare. It's so great that you enjoy cooking with fresh foods and everything you've shown us over the years has looked so delicious. My husband and I are now fans of buckwheat! Until I saw your videos I had never cooked it. It's amazing all of the meals you can prepare using it. Thanks, Victoria and family!
The fruits and veggies look so colorful! The meat looks nice, too. Everything you bought looks so fresh!!!
Dublin, Georgia, USA..our groceries are much more expensive here. Probably about $250.00 for all. You did good..fresh products at fair prices!! :)
I am in SC and I estimate $250, too.
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yeah, in Spain as well but probably our salaries are also higher than in Georgia.
That haul would be over $300 here in Toronto Canada
Hey Vika, Tolya, Agatha and Adelina! Great video, That was a TON of food for such a price! Also, it's the harvest season right now, and you were shopping local markets close to the farms, so probably that's why there was so much at such great prices. In a metro area two hours from farms, it would probably cost more. Lots of prep and cooking ahead, looks like. Wishing you a happy Georgian Celebration!
So interesting, thank you for taking us along!
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All that fresh food looks wonderful. Have a great party 🎉🎉.
Congrats on your new baby 🎉always enjoy watching your channel ❤️
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Seeing markets away from home is so cool , everything here is so packaged and anticeceptic looking. Even the farm markets here seem like corporate places. My family prays that your family is , happy ,healthy and prosperous.
I loved seeing the shopping. I really like videos about normal living and everyday things. Thanks.
So wonderful to see you are out in the world again. May you always have good health happiness and many blessings 🙏🙏🙏.
I love watching people doing normal life activities in other countries. It makes me feel more like I am there, because I can relate to it more. (If that makes sense.) Everything looks so delicious. I wish I could smell that bread through the screen!
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Great look at your life. The meat and fresh veggies look yummy. Your daughter is beautiful😀 thanks for the video.
I enjoyed this video and found it very interesting. It was fun to watch you and your family interact with each other and the various other people. I also liked learning about everyday life in Georgia.
Love watching your life vika
Wow!! So lucky! Here (Seattle WA, USA) one apple is about $2, and cucumbers are about $1 each. One whole small rôtissoire chicken for me is about $7. My eggs & milk are around $3 each. I had to stop buying beef because it sky-rocketed to $28 for a package from Costco, which is cheaper than the $12 for two patties at the local grocery store. I also don’t buy cereal anymore since the prices went up to about $4/box. I don’t buy nuts of any kind anymore either… the cheapest nuts here that are *not* just peanuts are pistachios for $8 a bag. You had a great shopping haul i would say! I’m jealous lol☺️👏🏼
Same, I had to stop buying most fruit, beef, fish, and a lot of dairy products. The prices just don't make sense anymore.
Lovely seeing you buying your food the veggies and meat look amazing,the quality is very high,the prices are cheap,take care and stay safe ❤
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Everyone seems so lovely 😊
Your food is so much better priced than here in Canada! Our food has become so expensive recently. All that food would cost us double what you paid.
Wow!!! Extremely cheap compared to South Africa. Also we pay a premium for organic products.
So wonderful, it's such a shame little shops are far less common here in the UK. Looks delish
New king will change that
Beautiful food! How lucky to get everything so fresh! Yum❤
I live by myself and spend about $400. US. Your food looks so fresh. I buy from big grocery store chain and have it delivered. Bread looked yummy. I love fresh baked bread.
So beautiful. I love the mountains. All that food looks lovely. Fresh and at a good price. The USA costs so much. Example is I just paid $5 for 12 chicken eggs 😳
Очень свежие и вкусные продукты ❤
Wow all for €100! That would probably be about £150 maybe more here in the UK looking at what you’ve gotten. You have got SO much! X
You are such a lovely and blessed family. 🤗🌻💕
Please share any Georgian foods that you are cooking❣️
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